What is the best setting for most performance?
45176
Of the top of my head I'm not sure of the name but its the 93+ octane level for street.
45177
What specifically are you looking to improve. I set my vehicle to the highest octane available so I use the 91 octane tune. I believe the I1000 also come comes with pre made tunes for each vehicle.
45178
First make sure that your InTune has the latest firmware installed, this is extremely important. When you are plugged in to your OBD-II port and ready to start tuning your engine's computer (ECM), you should eventually see different tunes, one for better gas mileage (87 octane), and others for performance (91 and 93 octane). I used 93 octane and my car goes a little faster now, and it also uses a little more gasoline.
45179
The best setting is one that you have uploaded from the Dyno shop. The stock tunes aren't bad but they're designed to be a safe, and give you a slight performance improvement. For the best possible results you need to take your vehicle to a dyno shop and have them run it, then upload it. They can give you programs that will be optimal for different octane levels of gasoline (including race level should you choose) as well as economy and normal drive tunes.
45180
go to the diablo website- I have asked the same question since I got it. everyone usually does the big 4 ( tires size- throttle boost 20%-canned tune (diablo tune)- firm shifter) some disable auto upshift- where you have to manually put into higher/lower gear. other than that, thats about it. no one I know or I have asked could answer the WOT fuel/spark/indepth numbers.
45181
For me the best setting is "Towing and Trailering. Slight increase in HP and increase in MPG. The second setting I think is 80 HP. Faster off the line, but MPG is not as good. The third setting is 140 HP, but is a diesel burning and requires 4" exhaust system. Not worth the expense to me. I have no experience using the I1000 with gas engines.
45182
The best setting for performance depends on your specific vehicle and what type of fuel it runs on. Generally, the 93 octane "performance" tune (sometimes called the "Diablo Tune" will get the biggest power gains. Tunes for gas vehicles are always based on octane rating with the higher octane tunes always performing the best. Gains for a 93 Octane Performance tune can range anywhere from 15 HP to 30 HP gains over the stock power level of the vehicle. Those power gains are measured on a chassis dyno at the rear wheel, so it's real world horsepower!
2284192
best performance gains for the price for performance have been seen a DDR3 1600 or 1833. Of course you can always go up i have 1866 in my system same cpu.
1055335
I've been working with TV on PC's for some time. Suggestions for performance:1. Defrag your hard drive. This can make a big difference. See windows help for instructions.2. Make sure your video card is up to the task. Everybody focuses on CPU, but the video card is really important and where the bandwidth is needed. 3. Turn down the resolution. This reduces bandwidth considerably. Don't get carried away, or you'll lose quality. 4. A fresh reboot and closing unnecessary applications. This frees up RAM and helps with overall performance. Lots of things run in the notification area (by the clock) that can be closed to free up resources. Rebooting will bring them back.Hope that helps some peop's. I've been working with TV on PC's for some time. Suggestions for performance:1. Defrag your hard drive. This can make a big difference. See windows help for instructions.2. Make sure your video card is up to the task. Everybody focuses on CPU, but the video card is really important and where the bandwidth is needed. 3. Turn down the resolution. This reduces bandwidth considerably. Don't get carried away, or you'll lose quality. 4. A fresh reboot and closing unnecessary applications. This frees up RAM and helps with overall performance. Lots of things run in the... » Read More I've been working with TV on PC's for some time. Suggestions for performance:1. Defrag your hard drive. This can make a big difference. See windows help for instructions.2. Make sure your video card is up to the task. Everybody focuses on CPU, but the video card is really important and where the bandwidth is needed. 3. Turn down the resolution. This reduces bandwidth considerably. Don't get carried away, or you'll lose quality. 4. A fresh reboot and closing unnecessary applications. This frees up RAM and helps with overall performance. Lots of things run in the notification area (by the clock) that can be closed to free up resources. Rebooting will bring them back.Hope that helps some peop's. « Show Less
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In your BIOS (assuming you know what that is), there should be some setting somewhere for speeds. Usually under the power section. Depends on the BIOS.
67517
Turn the fan speed off auto, manually make the adjustment in gpu tweak. Light gaming 30-50% heavy 60 to 100
1595865
10 settings, smoke, 180, 225, 250, 275, 300, 325, 350, 375, and high? Forgot shut down cycle
1221146
I replaced this with a graphics card with much less RAM (256mb), which made it faster. It depends on what software you are using on whether the increased speed allows for a better graphics setting.
673878
For the most part if you're running 1920x1080 or lower resolution 1 gig will give you plenty of performance. 2 gig benefits become more pronounced at higher resolutions.
2015099
Yes I actually had Alan wake and I ran it on max settings with no problem. Very smooth too. I no longer have the laptop though I sold to get something even better.
802423
depends where your client devices are in relation to your router. If everything is on one floor you will certainly have best performance | | |, if you have things on floors above and below you may be better with | | __ or similar. Just try different combos.
657907
My boyfriend runs World of Warcraft on Ultra settings with no issues. Hope that helps.
871814
Ultimately up to you, but performance mode is by far the best user experience I've ever had with a laptop and power saving mode gets literally 4 hours of battery life while capable of multi-tasking programs that would normally kill a laptop's battery in 45 minutes. More memory than you can imagine, including 250GB of Solid State goodness. Very capable of a dual boot if necessary, and has zero cooling issues whatsoever - This laptop really doesn't get that warm because of the killer technology inside it. I'm definitely happy with it!
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That shouldn't really matter. If you are thinking along the lines of overclocking or cooling, Id suggest using softwar for tweaking and testing those settings.
391106
i checked a bit online about arma3, i think this machine can do with setting more than the mid one.i can run tomb raider at ultra setting, battlefield at mid setting, bioshock infinite at ultra setting
1146256
Most of my games i play, I set to ultra for graphics. I don't have any issues. Including starcraft
166635
It will run for a low settings. But you can always upgrade to a higher graphic card in the future.
1821331
After you tweak the power settings (i.e. turn the settings to maximize performance because it's set to default save battery but that won't matter if it's plugged in) you get about 60 with vsync on and about 100 without. I recommend you get a cooling pad because it gets rather hot after extensive game play. This laptop is more than sufficient to play most games maxed out.